Available for Nanny / Child Minding work

By Oz D
June 5, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Oz D

Posted June 5, 2020

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Posted June 5, 2020

Hello

My name is Oz and I am a qualified nursery school teacher looking for part time nanny / after school nanny roles from the beginning of September. I have eight years' experience working with children and families including as a Nursery School teacher, privately with a SEN child, and with families. Currently, I am on maternity leave and will be available from September to work a minimum three days per week. I would need to bring my son with me who is 11 months old now. I can provide excellent references on request.

Please contact me to discuss if interested

Thanks

Oz Duzgun-Potthurst

I live in Forest Hill

Tel: 07876 481 314

Email: [email protected]

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